Is the lid insulated? I am looking for something to keep breastmilk "fridge cold" while traveling for work.
25891
No, I don't think that this would be a good cooler for what you want to use it for.
25892
no it's not. I wouldn't use this cooler for that. It's a standard "lunch box" doesn't keep things really cold.
25893
Consider a Yeti cooler. I know the price is high, but it's the best products out there. Just read the reviews on any of their products, speaks for itself.
25894
I fill 2 or 3 water bottles 3/4 of the way and freeze them. They keep everything cold four hours. They keep everything dry and at the end of the day you sill have cold water to drink. Test it once with regular milk just to be safe.
25895
No, the lid is not insulated. However, the cooler is large enough to accommodate quite a lot of frozen material to the amount of milk you are likely to transport for a day's use for one baby. For me, personally, this cooler used with several frozen-solid water bottles would keep anything cold enough to be used with confidence later the same day. But only you can judge what is acceptable for your baby.
1678369
It's a single walled container. There is no thermal insulation. The lid has a plastic seal which should prevent leakage, but I have not exposed it to pressure, so not sure how well it seals. Basically, the container and contents will reach temperature equilibrium with its environment at a normal rate.
815225
It is not insulated. Will not keep food warm or cool. Perhaps putting it in an insulated bag to keep it warm?
726011
We had took an 8 hour trip and my milk stayed cold the whole trip. I haven't tried it any longer than that. But from what I remember the pack was still cold by the end of the trip. Hope this is helpful.
434
Hi. It would stay fresh if you put it with a cool pack in an insulated lunch bag. It will not stay cold by virtue of the bottle and the rubber around it. Also, specifically, because your putting milk in it, you should know that the bottle needs to be kept up right. The rubber cap, though it does help keep the liquid in, is not a sealed cap.
648523
Yes it is insulated but I can't attest to its ability to keep stuff warm or cold because I haven't tried it yet. I have just been using it as a little snack pouch
1678370
These containers are not insulated. You could put yoghurt in them, it seals pretty well, but you would have to put them in with ice or "blue ice."
228728
HI! It is good for travelling, it does keep the milk cold, and fits in the hotel mini freezers. However during my first work trip with it on the return flight TSA confiscated the ice pack since it was not frozen (the freezer was not that good) and "they could not confirm what was inside". There was no issues with the milk. For my recent trip, I was not willing to loose another one (I bought a replacement) , hence I took one of those ice packs that look like bags. This time I had no issue at all through TSA. The bag was a almost forzen this time, still they did not mention anything about it. Hope I helped!!! HI! It is good for travelling, it does keep the milk cold, and fits in the hotel mini freezers. However during my first work trip with it on the return flight TSA confiscated the ice pack since it was not frozen (the freezer was not that good) and "they could not confirm what was inside". There was no issues with the milk. For my recent trip, I was not willing to loose another one (I bought a replacement) , hence I took one of those ice packs that look like bags. This time I had no issue at all through TSA. The bag was a almost forzen this time, still they did not mention anything... » Read More HI! It is good for travelling, it does keep the milk cold, and fits in the hotel mini freezers. However during my first work trip with it on the return flight TSA confiscated the ice pack since it was not frozen (the freezer was not that good) and "they could not confirm what was inside". There was no issues with the milk. For my recent trip, I was not willing to loose another one (I bought a replacement) , hence I took one of those ice packs that look like bags. This time I had no issue at all through TSA. The bag was a almost forzen this time, still they did not mention anything about it. Hope I helped!!! « Show Less
2017254
It would NOT keep milk cold outside of a lunchbox or other insulated bag with ice packs. I leave it on the outside pocket of a backpack for day camp filled with water I froze the night before. These are really only made for water.
398559
The cooler is made from Styrofoam and the lid does not have any type of seal other than the lip so I don't think it is "Air Tight". It is still a good container. I sent this container with two of cool packs from Seattle to North Platte next day FedEx and the contents were still frozen.
1044474
The bottle is not insulated and does sweat when it has ice, also that means it will not hold the initial temperature for very long. The plastic is thick though and good quality. If you are looking for something insulated, I recommend more of a thermos type bottle.
1192557
This lunch box is not insulated at all. It does not seem like it was designed to keep things cold or hot.
50264
The tote is not insulated. It does have a hot and cold pack, my daughter is very happy with it.
1859531
Definitely. leak free. but pack with a cold pack because it's non insulated and the milk would sour otherwise. also the condensation might be frustrating but wrap in a paper towel in the lunchbox with a cold pack and you'll be good to go. chocolate milk tastes DELICIOUS in this thing.
716127
NO, this product is not insulated. (And it leaks, so if it will be in a backpack or something and there is any liquid in there it will likely leak.)
796977
There is an insulated pocket but we use it for food. The two outside pockets we use for bottles but they're not insulated. Great bag.
690230
its insulated but it will only stay cold for about 3-4 hours. ice pack is best